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KCUMB's Office of Community Clinical Education administers all student clinical training programs offered through the KCUMB curriculum.
In these elective clerkship experiences, students focus on the development and execution of a guided research project or participate with an existing study. Emphasis is placed on the integration of research into medical practice to prepare for more advanced study in the discipline. These clerkships take place in a wide variety of clinical, hospital or laboratory settings. All elective research clerkships are awarded five semester credits and graded S/U.
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